The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30
RorH VICTIMS nEAp.


Mrs. Doll died at about 730 o'clock
last evening. and Henry fingered u1til
one O'Clock this morning. when he also
died, not having regained consciousness.
The bodies were brought to this city
this morning, and are at the undertak-
ing establishment CT Rockhill & Bur-
we'll.
WHERE IS TIE MURDERERp
There are many theories as to the
course taken by DOLL after he left his
victims. The officers at work on the
case believe he has either shielded some.
where In the woods, or that he has en-
tered one OF the many coal banks about
0sna6uTg. There seems to bs q very
general impression that when found he
Will have committed suicide. When last
seen he was in q field near the farm
OF George Holm, about three miles
southeast Of this city, on the StuhenVille
road. He was seen there at about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon going In
the direction Of 0snabnrg. Since then
no trace OF him has been found.
The two victims will be buried at the
expense OF the township In West Lawn
Cemetery this evening
From Mondays Daily.
Conrad Doll, the slayer OF his wife and
step son, gave himself up to the author.
tiles Saturday night at North Industry.
rhe circumstances are x planned by the
following:
THE CAPToRs INTERVIEWED.
A DEMOCRAT reporter interviewed
B0wman and LayDiller, the caDtors o.
Doll, at the formers residence, east OF
North Industry. "At 6 O'Clock Saturday
evening" said Mr.. Bowman, ''just after
we had eaten supper, Doll came In our
yard here staring wildly and looking
haggsrd. He smiled, extended his hanc
TO Lsymiller and myself and then said, !
%Ou d like to have some sour milk and
1read.' We prepared him special sup
per, which he ate with great relish
While eating he expressed O desire t.
give himself up to the authorities and
asked the mist secluded route 10 Can
on, as he was afraid of being lyDched
Can you drive me to Canton, Jake p he
inquired, and said could. He wanted
0 miss the G zs of North Industry peo.
ole, so we went back road" He re-
)eatedly, both at the house and on the
way to Canton, expressed regret for de-
tDg the deed aud said he drank heavily
>erore committing the crime. He re-.
nem5ered nothing he did after begin
ing the slaughter, but went on to say.
l was In the house fully half an hour
efore ! struck my wife. The fsmily
we're eating dinner when / went In. ]
lied with my wife aud asked her tC
Iiss me and be socishle. This she re
used to do, and l began to strike her
utter completing the job struck foI
3hssrer's woods and lost the hatshel
there somewhere. Then went over In to
your (BOwmsn's) woods, and from there
'ack to the Fox run company's black
'mith shop. There walked
,ver into a thick spot in your
Voods again, where l stayed
lntil came here. When darkness
set in reflected over what had done
md felt very sorry l had done 1t. Dur
ng the day Saturday many police and
lthers passed by me, some with gums IL
hair hands. You passed by me once
when was behind a log. I had a
lotion to epesk to yoU, butt WAS afraid
[ wouId scare yon. l had nothing t.
4at or drink until came to your house.
thought Of snicide In the early part OF
he night, but on reflection di misse
he idea. want to suffer the penalty
OF ths law. have been troubled great
with asthma for long time. think
hanging will cure the disease. II II
had not been for whisky should never
rave murdered them. / took the
latchet with me to use on any of my
vife's friends who might attempt Il
eject me. slept under tree In YOU
woods, awsking during the night
struck match AMI 1t was 10 o'clock b.,
my Swiss watch. / again awoke at 3
o'clock. If my wife worked Ear othe,
man out of the way she Will follow hip
tnd will come soon, too
THE MURDERER ARRAIGNED.
Doll, who murdered bis wife and step.
on, was arrsigned before Mayor Blak'
Ia Court Room No. / Saturday night a
eleven O'Clock, when he waived exami
nation and was committed without bail
When asked If he desired to have pre-
tmiDary hearing or wave examination
he answered that the quickest wa,
would suit bin best. He said that r.
done the deed; that be went there lit
tie intoxicated, and want(d his wife t,
kiss him, when his stepson interfpred
causing quarrel. Said he, my wife
said she would have me sent to the peni
tentlsTy. This provoked me 80 that !
did that terrible act"
There we're about thirty persons Ia The
court room at the time, and had 1t beer
known that he was to bs arraiRned
there would have been Thousand.
INTERVIEW WITH TIE MURDERER.
A DEMOCRAT reporter In company
with Sir William Volkmann, VITO actsC
a. interpreter, visited the III III.
morning and had a long interview Will
the murderer. He was quite composed
and when asked how he WIS FEELING
replied that he felt very good.
"What part Of the old country did you
9 me FROM" asked the reporter.
II came from Ksiserslan tern, Rhein
Bavaria"
"How long hsve3yOu lived in this
country?
II came to this country In 1877"
Where have you resided In this coun
try2"
81 first came to Akron and lived there
and at Massillon most Of the time until
| moved to Slabtown.'
when did you meet Mrs. We, chesp"
u learned to know her In last Decem-
ber."
Doll got very much excited when
esked about the relations of Fisher and
his wife and talked very loud and rapid
"All the trouble" he said, started
from o letter my wife received from